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Posted by PUTTER on April 27, 2006 at 06:38:46 from (69.179.202.177):
Good morning fellas, I recently bought a tandem axle trailer,7000 gvw, not home made, with a 16ft flat wooden deck. I pulled the wheels off to pack the bearings and found the brakes were all messed up, linings fallen off the shoes. These brakes have something that looks like a magnet, oval shaped, approx. 2"X 3" that contacts the inside of the hub. What do i have? Are these surge brakes or electric brakes? They are really corroded but are only 5 years old. My truck has no controller in the cab so how do they work? Should I upgrade these or replace em, about 200 bucks for parts. I should mention that I want to haul my 340 Farmall about 10 miles on back roads from my home to the farm. Thanks much PUTTER
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